Damn, this is a neat looking game. A little *too* neat. My router's probably looking for a tutorial on how to tie a noose with all these particle effects it's trying to process.
Just finished this game with all stars and while it's beautiful and the music is great, it's also incredibly flawed. A lot of the level design made absolutely no sense. The stars stop mattering after you fill up the constellations so you're left with like 20 at the end and you can't do anything with them. A few of the puzzles were extremely random and obtuse. You get a quasi-fast-travel mechanic at the very end, but you still have to backtrack a ton if you missed anything. The crystals - there should be one per "world" so it's like one in the forest, one in the circus, one in the desert, and one in the night realm, and then one at the end. Instead there are four and they're scattered completely randomly. And probably most importantly, as you can see in this video, the bosses and minibosses are fucking stupid. The only well designed one is the roller coaster guy. The bell guy is stupidly obvious and easy. The wizards - I have no clue how you actually kill them, like the guy in the video keeps shooting them but does that actually do anything? Or do they die from simply killing their orbs. There's zero graphical feedback telling me if and when I should be shooting him, and if it's actually hurting him. The whirlpool thing (which you left out but I think is supposed to be a boss) was fine, but a bit difficult to figure out your true positioning/effect of your movements from a graphic perspective. And don't get me started on the final "boss", which was essentially the shockwave mechanic from Inside but totally dumbed down and made into the finale. I feel like the game needed one more year, it just feels a little incomplete.
![Ori and the Will of the Wisps - All Bosses [Hard, No Damage]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/DvuB8cImPIg/mqdefault.jpg)
The way I cried internally when I was running from the OTHER angel 😭🌊😢🌧
I love these indie games man, good job. Greetings from la ferrere, argentina
Greetings from longchamps, argentina
Those Argentinians always wanting to appear everywhere... greetings from San Martín
Damn, this is a neat looking game. A little *too* neat. My router's probably looking for a tutorial on how to tie a noose with all these particle effects it's trying to process.
Yours sounds tame, Mine just straight nuked itself
Lol
such a cool boss 11:46
Haven't seen this one before. Might need to check it out.
You should!
You kinda know how will end but nothing can prepare you for that last scene 😢
WOWW THIS LOOKS AMAZING!!!! Give my CONGRATS To THE DEVS!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It was shit. A truly bad game.
Do I have to press anything when I hit him with the rollercoaster. It keeps glitching me into the darkness
You dont, but you need to hit him 3 times
There's another wizard at ETERNITY!
Just finished this game with all stars and while it's beautiful and the music is great, it's also incredibly flawed. A lot of the level design made absolutely no sense. The stars stop mattering after you fill up the constellations so you're left with like 20 at the end and you can't do anything with them. A few of the puzzles were extremely random and obtuse. You get a quasi-fast-travel mechanic at the very end, but you still have to backtrack a ton if you missed anything. The crystals - there should be one per "world" so it's like one in the forest, one in the circus, one in the desert, and one in the night realm, and then one at the end. Instead there are four and they're scattered completely randomly.
And probably most importantly, as you can see in this video, the bosses and minibosses are fucking stupid. The only well designed one is the roller coaster guy. The bell guy is stupidly obvious and easy. The wizards - I have no clue how you actually kill them, like the guy in the video keeps shooting them but does that actually do anything? Or do they die from simply killing their orbs. There's zero graphical feedback telling me if and when I should be shooting him, and if it's actually hurting him. The whirlpool thing (which you left out but I think is supposed to be a boss) was fine, but a bit difficult to figure out your true positioning/effect of your movements from a graphic perspective. And don't get me started on the final "boss", which was essentially the shockwave mechanic from Inside but totally dumbed down and made into the finale.
I feel like the game needed one more year, it just feels a little incomplete.
I love it ❤❤😊